Catallina was in a state of deep melancholy at the moment, in the newly established refugee camps in the middle of the deadly plague-stricken city of Blanchill. The surrounding scenery made her heart feel heavy. The people in these camps were suffering, and there were screams of pain that filled the air. Victims were indiscriminate; there were men, women, small children, and even babies who were not spared from this plague. Catallina tried hard to hold back her tears, clenched her teeth, and swallowed saliva with difficulty.Lord Elias, the leader of the city of Blanchill, who had accompanied her, tried to provide some solace with his words, "Forgive us, my lady. We should have been able to entertain you in a much more pleasant atmosphere. I apologize profusely for this insult."Catallina turned to him with a look that radiated deep sadness, "There is no need to apologize, Lord Elias. I understand why the King sent me to this city."The two of them walked around the refugee camp ful
Catallina entered the quiet temple with a tense heart. Her footsteps which could be heard clacking on the stone floor signaled the tension that haunted her steps. She knew that the meeting with the priest would reveal a great secret that could change the fate of this deadly plague-stricken town of Blanchill. The priest, a wise old man in long faded robes, greeted him with a gentle smile that never faded despite this dark situation. The priest smiled and said, "Welcome, Princess Catallina. I have been awaiting your arrival."Catallina gave her respectful greeting very politely, "Thank you, priest." The priest nodded solemnly and looked Catallina sharply in the eye before saying, "However, before we get to that, I would like to ask, did you sleep well, my lady?" Catallina sighed heavily, letting worry and tension creep into her voice, "You can see around these eyeballs of mine, Priest." The temple priest smiled warmly then pondered for a moment, his
Theo, Uldor, Gorstag, and Catallina sat together in a room at an inn. There was a moment of silence, hanging in the air, but all present in the room knew that they had very important information to share.Theo, looking serious and thoughtful, opened the conversation with a tone full of urgency, "We encountered something in the forest that is very suspicious. There are three encampments in the middle of the forest, and there, we encountered people wearing red robes with an eye and key symbol on their chests."Catallina, with eyes full of curiosity and wonder, looked at Theo with intensity, "What were they doing in the forest? What is their purpose?"Uldor, who was always firm in his words, nodded and explained, "They were gathering around a large campfire. We decided to pretend to be treasure-seeking adventurers to approach them and find out what they were up to."Gorstag let out a deep sigh before explaining further, "But when we talked to
The tension in the room was palpable as everyone fell silent for a moment, pondering the implications of what they had heard. Catallina stepped up to the Temple Priest gently, realizing the weight of the responsibility the man carried."Are the shards dangerous?" asked Catallina.The priest took a deep breath and let out a long exhale. "Very dangerous," looked Catallina seriously then continued, "From the shard of this barbaric creature, those who possess it will gain evil powers and be able to get in touch with the devil, with his trickery he will grant all the wishes of the owner, once they are fully affected, the Devil will feed on his soul and take over his body."Theo was curious and asked. "You said that the shards are scattered all over the world. I wonder, what would happen if all the demon shards were collected?""The events of 100 years ago will repeat themselves, a world full of deceit, evil and culminating in a time of darkness
That night, the Band of the Sun reunited at the inn after a grueling day. The atmosphere of their room was tense, with the tension they could not escape as the growing plague became a dark shadow that stalked their every step. The previously quiet room was now filled with deep uncertainty and worry.They sat around a large wooden table with worried expressions on their faces. In the center of the table, several maps and notes were scattered, reflecting their persistent efforts to unravel this deepening mystery. A heavy silence enveloped the room, like the shadows of a night rampant outside the window.Catallina, with eyes that reflected tension, finally decided to reveal what was on her mind. Her voice sounded serious as she spoke, "That priest... he might be right. I saw something odd when I met General Dorgs."Theo, with his smile that often showed deep thought, responded, "What did you see?"Catallina, her face filled with doubt, replie
Theo and Catallina arrived at the door of Lord Elias' room. A sense of tension floated in the air when they saw the five guards at the ready, their weapons glowing in the light of the torches displayed on the walls of the room.In a corner of the richly decorated room, there was an old man they recognized as General Dorgs, who stood beside Lord Elias as his protector. The seriousness of the situation was evident on their faces.Catallina, without hesitation and with a firm voice full of anger, voiced her objection, "Lord Elias, what you are planning is an unforgivable crime!"Lord Elias, who was sitting quietly behind a large table, looked at them sarcastically. He said in a cold voice, "What is it, princess? You come into my room without permission and immediately get angry. Do you not know your manners?"Theo, who was standing beside Catallina, replied in a loud voice, "We've come to stop the cruel act you're going to commit tomorrow nig
They arrived near the casualty posts breathlessly, but soon there was a clatter of steps and weapons poised before them. In front of their entourage, a line of city soldiers stood at attention, their sharp eyes looking at the intruders with suspicion."I'm sorry but..." unfinished with his words, Tobias who was running ahead suddenly broke off his words and abruptly launched a swift attack, slashing the head of the first soldier who came his way. The soldier's body drooped lifelessly, while the first blood of the battle littered the ground, soon his head fell to the ground rolling towards the group of soldiers.Then, without hesitation, Uldor and Gorstag followed his lead, welcoming this attack as the inevitable sign of battle. Uldor held his sword tightly and with fluid movements, he turned the weapon and stabbed the body of the warrior who tried to avoid him. Blood splashed and soiled their armor.On the other side, Gorstag angrily swung his great
The light of the torches hanging on the walls reflected brightly on the sword weapons of the guards they faced, creating a more dramatic atmosphere. The room that had been a place of debate was now a battleground.The guards sworn to Lord Elias surrounded the two Band of de Sun members in a tight formation. Five well-trained guards, dressed in shiny armor, were ready for the uninvited arrival of Theo and Catallina. Their gleaming weapons were sharp, ready to stop any suspicious movement.The battle began with a surprise attack from one of the guards, his weapon streaking towards Theo. With quick reflexes, Theo dodged the attack, pushed the guard back, and delivered a small blow to his body. The guard staggered, and Catallina who was standing behind him immediately attacked with a succession of arrows, knocking one of the guards to the floor. They managed to break the cage.Catallina struggled against the other two guards. She shot an arrow at the foremost soldie